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In an Agile context, defects are often fixed without writing a formal defect report. However, there are some conditions where it is good practice to write a defect report, even in an Agile context.
When is a defect report typically not written in an Agile context?

• A.A defect that is found for a high-priority user story
• B.A defect that must be resolved by or in co-operation with other teams
• C.A defect that is blocking other iteration activities and cannot be immediately solved
• D.A defect that cannot be solved in the same iteration

You are a test manager developing a master test plan. As part of the master test plan, you are defining exit criteria for the various test levels.
Which of the following exit criteria would be most appropriate and SMART for component testing, and which one would be most appropriate and SMART for system testing?
i. 95% of the tests prepared are executed successfully
ii. All test cases have been run
iii. 80% decision coverage for all tests run
iv. At least 30 defects have been found
v. At least two weeks of test execution
vi. No more open defects

• A.iii for component testing, v for system testing
• B.iii for component testing, i for system testing
• C.v for component testing, vi for system testing
• D.ii for component testing, iv for system testing

Management is sceptical regarding the budget request (€25,000) for the next testing project. You are asked for a cost-benefit calculation. Based on historical data from several projects, you have come up with the following numbers:
Average prevention cost per defect: €200
Average cost of detection per defect: €400
Average cost of internal failure: €150
Average cost of external failure: €2,500
Expected number of defects to be found in this project during testing: 50 What is the result for the expected cost-benefit calculation for the upcoming project?

• A.€87,500
• B.€72,500
• C.€92,500
• D.€62,500

Which of the following factors influences the risk impact?

• A.Maturity of the development organisation
• B.Complexity of technology being used
• C.Frequency of use of the affected feature
• D.Geographically distributed teams

Analytical test improvement approaches identify problems based on data from the project or team.
Appropriate improvements can be derived from an analysis of the identified set of problems.
Which of the following is not an example of an analytical-based test process improvement approach?

• A.The Goal Question Metric (GQM) approach
• B.Analysis using measures, metrics and indicators
• C.Root cause analysis
• D.Quantitative TPI NEXT assessment